Many couples sign a prenuptial agreement believing it will provide certainty if the marriage ever ends. At the time, that belief often feels reassuring. A prenup can define what property […]
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Digital assets—cryptocurrency, NFTs, online royalty streams, virtual property, and digital businesses—have rapidly become one of the most common sources of financial dispute in New Jersey and New York divorces. These
When a marriage reaches its end, many couples choose an “uncontested divorce” to resolve their marital issues amicably and quickly. Compared to contentious litigation, uncontested divorce saves both time and
In New Jersey, if you have applied to the court for a restraining order due to domestic violence, this is typically a significant legal step that can effectively restrict the
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In New Jersey divorce cases, child custody and visitation (also called parenting time) are central components of the court’s judgment. A common question that arises is: If the court has
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In New Jersey, when one spouse dies without leaving a will (we call it “intestate”), the property will be distributed according to New Jersey Statutes Title 3B-Administration of Estates Decedents
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In New Jersey, it is permissible—and emotionally common—for divorcing parents to express the intention of leaving some or all of their assets to their children within a settlement agreement. However,
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During a relationship, arguments often occur, and in the heat of the moment, you might end up damaging something—particularly gifts you previously gave to your partner. Many people believe that
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Settle Your Case Before Filing a Complaint Consider mediation or a similar settlement process to resolve custody, parenting time and financial issues before filing for divorce. This allows you and
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